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BACKBONE BROKEN /
OF the Great Freight Handlers striko-aIen
..I. Want to Get Bnck. Al Y 2

N8 Want to Get Hnck. d,
NKw YoRK, Feb. 9.-For two hours this
morning West street from the Battery 10
Cortlandt street was jammed with truck
loads Of tnorchsndise. On tho Pennsyl.
vania, jersey Central, Metropolitan line
to Boston and Delaware and Lackawanna
piers, immense amounts OF freight were
received which hsd boon delayed through
the operations Of the strike. New men
are doing we'll. The strikcrs stand about,
watching them. Most Of them in con.
versation admit that they would be glad
to get back to work. ~
At the Mallory line pier full gangs OF
men arc working. The superintendent
said that he had not taken any of tho old
hands back. gia ga 5.fs H3S
Agent Borden, Of tho Pennsylvania line,
was approached by eome beach walkers
and asked If he would take back union
men in case the strike was declared of.
He refused to recognize the uuion in any
way. In his opinion tho backbone Of the
strike was broken.
JERSEY CRY, N. j., Feb. 9.-Many Of
the strikeru here are applying TO be taken
back, 5t1ES.
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WE have introduced a new System o,
selling Watches on the iustallment plnn
whereby you can secure a watch ut once
on easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB ". CRUDE, Jcwelor,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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Weather Record, !

Weather Record, &sthiy /,
As reported by Christian Schnepf, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAN. 9A,A. r. ". SEN. TT. NJ.
Gl9 ~ - II y GQ9 49, IQ9 - Eio
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CoIgntc's Cashmere bouquet, f3
A white, pure,d eliciously scented toilet
eoap, which never roughens the most deli.
cate skin. .3..., w.rh /;
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A ssIGNMENr NOTICE.

Orcn D. Kisner having this day. by an instru-
ment Of writing. duly made and recorded III the
Clerks oilco OF the County Court OF OHIO county.
assigned to me- Tor the benefit Of his creditors, NIL
his seasonal property oil every description, incud.
Ing his book accounts, notes md stock OF milf
merry, notoDs &c. No. 1G7i Main si:ce, MI persons
mediate settlement with me or Ihesamc will be put
Into the hands OF officers Tor collection All per.
sons having claims against said Klsncr can present
the snnc, properly verified, for settlement. The
stock Of goods and property assigned will DO dis
posed OF cheap for cash, rs u whole Or IN lots 10
suit purchasers, aud II not disposed OF in thirty
days will be sold at public auction on tho prem.
iscs. No. 1911 Main street. .rs. So II
isl0 - lB. il. DovENER, Assignee.
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REAL ESTATE. (
4 EOR RENrE-

~. 4 lis. >
NO. % South Front street, rooms and bath.room,
10. !Go5 EoH street, u month, SIS Co, :.
E 10 l,S ,six!eea.h street, month, sic &C.
Y NO. lG6 Fifteenth street, q month. SI6 CO. ~
10. 213sAteenth street, n month, $500,
TO- TO- Ivy JACOB street, month, sic CO, "
no !l9 Eo1 street, = month, Sli 90. VI Is 53.5
3 No l72l Eof street, a month, sli 90.
70. , iiS eighteenth street, a month, $40 90.
ural gns. II ~" o1ces WIN nat
fo no. 2l02 aain street storesoom aud dwelling OF
7 no: 23Ao Main street. month, SIS 90. v
No !. rwenty.!ouith street, month. SIX M
~ H. 5 HHe E Eon ST., rooms. q month, sis o.
s az aivs I'M street business house. a, n
Seventeenth and Woods streets. = 's'1' eoiAcf u
No. no. IA 1sia ywM GS q! stset month. 81 TO-
Now roomed house On fg gSs;;sm month s. 90
hSto!ioch Get, month, si0 co "ea' "
, 50. iso Fourteenth street, u month, SIS %,
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!. /: Hg:''OR s ALE H.

~ &C. W south Front street: ground co by 1es feet
and notse twostory frame Of extra strength
aoo SaI n !ooi n winter has nine rooms and bath.
ana Gown stairs, largo BATHROOM. Wa, es
nosV pug ~ yard, stationary wRhh tubs, sinks III
y 1anhSa a na ssnnee'sd inch Iron
None ioun5 giiIg through tho root; has good
has hh1Sn ceilings and good lgds; six auc iarse
kind ay u other desirable pieces OF property all
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GENERAL NOTICES
a GARD.

"A GARD. 535
To he public, Or to ,ehom II n,sy concern: r.. i
This Is to certify that am now aud have been
ever since the death Of Mary Dust, oil Bellairc
Ohio, the lawful guardian OF tho four minor chill
miuistra.or has no. now and never had more than
two hundred dollars In bis possession belonging to
said estate OF said minor children. and 1t was duly
psid over to me July q, 1853, within twelve
months, the time specified by lRw after his appoint
ment; aud nil reports that asyhody but no has
any money belonging 10 said estate after July 2,
1883, Is false aud without any foundation Of truth
"! =l5 GEORGE KERN.
\ EHLLAIRE o. Ecbrlinry Z 1851 - - fnn
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TNTANTED-a live, energetic man 10
w represent us. SIS per month md expcnses.
Goods staple: every Quo buys: outfit and particulars
free. STANDARD slLYkRWARE CO., Boston.
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NE0R sale 70 CLOSE AN EsTATE,

. The following Lots oil Wheeling Is,snd te,tr,
Ing to the estate Of the late Vim. McCoy, Vi:
!'cG No. GO, e. and r. en- Broadway,
Lots No. &c and 50 on York street.
LOIS No. 81, 100 and 10l on Virg,nin st,sI.
Lots No. lo4, los, 10 and Ill On Huron sicct
Lot Nc. ia on Water street. 'F"'
AUD lf ". Y. HoGE 4 BRO. 1sn1 Na,yo,s,
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Our 50 90 Wnukenphnst
Is unexcelled in wear and comfort. Gall
and see them. J. ". AMlcx,
en- l143 Main street.
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WANTED.

.VITANTED-TW WENT Y GIRLS
w Three cooks, II ior general homework Ap.
ply at WoMAS's EXCHANGE, No. 1915 Main
street, IS .-T Er- SOD. NIL. iE+srFr fnJ 4
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DUBLIC SALE,

IoDA1o oAhh' ~
Will oifer ior sale at the front door Of The COur
House on SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY
~, at 10 O'clock. the pcapcity situated on south
west corner OF Broadway and Ohio streets, coaiIst
ing OF Il two story Brick Residence, contaInIps
eight rooms, wash.Ioom, &C.. brick stable aud
tntee Lois fronting les fest on Broadway, ruanIas
TERxs OF SALE One.half or as much more rs .hG
purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash. balance In III
ana Twelve months. with interest. lrNes,OH
gwen on htst April, or sooner, rs lnny DO sstetd
net"eca the purchaser and myself.
-, ~ -. 80. s. I. lIlLDRETll
y i. U. HERHEY. A rfinNnhr fat
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WTANTE DAN INTELLIG ENT
bic heuse In bis own locality and ou.side OF large
cities. A rcmuuciatiyc salary 10 right party.
References exchanged. AM. MANUFACTURING
HOUSE, u llarrlay St MY. = p ). iA2l.rh
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WANTED,

The Am. Association deGircs q capable woman OF
district Full instructions given. Salary 500 10
$50 n month to commence. References. IS a. d
AN. ASSOCIATION, T. 0. Box 1890, New York.
I 3altyThStw D. " 81 No -. ~ sT-I'
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LIS. Coop ( Co. soil dry goods the ch ,auae
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TABLES, sc. III
ny-Do ro.iossct to call and SEQ TIE WINDSOR
DEB. ggat5s-ts !. 70 lss-a HVy75 ST. lts fel0
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FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE. -
IS Shares Bcnwood Mil Mill.
Shnres Belmont Nail Mill,
Is Shares Peabody Insurance Co.
u Shares Union Window Glass Co.
Shares Wheeling Oh Co.
Sshnres Top Mill. SifI,.
]. IRWIN, Stock Broker,
.}a1 = - No. * Twelfth Street.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

on the strength of the dullness of trade and
scarcity of money, always incident to the
closing of q year of business, to say moth.
ing Of the general money stringency, our
motives here would be misconstrued and
we should loose our growing prestige In the
state councils Of the party. And 1t would
still further encourage the free trade Dem
ocracy of the west In the national councils
Of that party to put such provincial dem
agogue as Mr.. Mills, of Texas, IN charge
the ways and means committee OF the house
of representatives, who would add to our
financial difficulties by making war on the
tariff and thus carry money strlngencY
dragging over two long years OF presi-
dental election and Inauguration, which
may be prevented by the nomination
of two such well known candidates
as Messrs. Cleveland and Sherman as the
respective leaders of the Democratic and
Republican parties upon conservative plat
forms as now indicated by passing occur
rences.
In conclusion 1t may be safely said, as
has been 80 wisely said by the editor OF the
EAGLE. Wichita and Sedgwick county has
everything to lose and nothing to gain by
the election Of single Democrat In this
county this fall. And Its effects are 80 far
reaching, beginning with the judicial can.
didates and going down to coroners. that
1t Is difficult to see how any sensible Demo-
crat, who has interests In Wichita, can vote
his whole ticket. Resp'y submitted,
WIN. E. HUTCHINSON,
Chairman Republican Central Com.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27
OUR STANDARD BEARERS.

The nominee of the Republican party
for county sclerk, Sylvanus Dunkin, Is
native of Indiana and Is thirty-six years OF
age. He is one of the old settlers In this
county, having settled on a claim neal
Haysville In the spring of 1871. MIR. Dun
kin was compelled to earn money In order
to prove up his claim and engaged IN
handling freight from Newton to Wichita.
In March, 1872, he hauled on two wagons
the entire outfit of the EAGLE office from
Newton to this place. The EAGLE Office
was not very extensive outfit at that time
but It had chance to grow up with the
country.
After getting his farm improved, MIR.
Dunkin opened store at Haysville where
he remained until 1885 when he moved to
this CITY and Is now engaged In the grocery
trade. syl. Dunkin is well known in this
county and Is universally regarded as
man of unimpeachable character. In
speaking of him his fellow citizens, IRE.
spective Of party, pay him the highest tfib-
ute that can be accorded to mortal man, by
saying he Is an honest man. II the people
of Sedgwick county were to select coun-
ty clerk, and fitness alone were to be made
the test, there are few men In the county
that could compare with MIR. Dunkin.
He is good penman and an expert BOOK
keeper. He possesses all the qualifications
essential to make good, efficient county
clerk. Every Republican In sedgwick
county who has the interest OF his party at
heart should be glad Of an opportunity TO
vote for Syl Dunkin. Every citizen In
this county who believes that public office
ia q public trust can consientiously vote to
commit that trust to S. Dunkin. Possess
Ing to very great extent the good opinion
of his fellow citizens Of all parties, and
possessing in a marked degree the traits
that 90 to make up good citizenship
there is little doubt of the election OF 3.
Dunkin.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

All Of the largest salt manufacturers OF
the United States are organizing a union
for mutual protection. The headquarters
is Pittsburg, Pa. We take occasion to re-
mark, however, that the announcement
does not disturb the serenity of Kansas and
the new southwest little bit: they can
neither bear the market nor bull the price
of that necessary commodity. Kansas Is
independent of the word in the matter OF
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

Postmaster Aquilla Jones of Indianapo
lis has his ideas about the civil service. In
talking with the correspondent Of the Gin
cinnatI Enquirer the other day, he said;
Il still have several Republicans inthe Of
flee, but the good positions are all held by
Democrats And this Is the class Of men that
viii be employed here, too, at least as long as
/ am postmaster" Mr.. Jones also boosted
that when Mr.. Cleveland visited Indianap
oils the other day he said that every .letter
carrier employed by the postoffice walked
In the procession.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

The temperance Of George Francis
Train before the public brings again to
view that other would.be social revolution
LIST. Dennis Kearney. If they could be
pitted against each other In wordy bout
with no one present to interfere the result
would 10 doubt be at once gratifying and
profitable to the community.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

The imports of iron and steel from Eu-
rope, especially from Great Britain con-
tinues to Increase. The total tor the seven
months ending with August was greater
than the imports of the whole year In 1885,
and the figures for August point to still
further increase from month to month.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

Shawnee county will vote next Tuesday
upon the proposition of Issuing two humid
red thousand dollars worth of five per cent.
bonds for the purpose of erecting county
court house to cost the amount named.
The local papers argue for the proposition
.sff Il were doubtful that 1t will carry.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

There are frequent occurring evidences
the past year or two that the purchase OF
Alaska by the United States government
will prove the greatest bonanza OF the age.
The latest discovery is rich gold bearing
ledge that measures twenty-four hundred
foot IN width
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

The latest novelty, not to say innovation
In the matter of hotel building, Is now be-
ing employed In the construction of the
monster new hotel In Chicago. 1t consists
of an auditorium In the center Of the build
ing with seats arranged in amphitheateI
form capable of seating eight thousand
people. 1t is designed and being con-
structed with view to the especial accom-
mediation of large gatherings, such as
national political conventions.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

The political turn coat Is traitor no less
despicable In bis purposes and inspirations
than the creature who would desert bis
colors In the face Of his country's foes.
Such an one, of wharever party, merits the
contumely of all honorable men.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

AS Gov. Geo. T, Anthony, In his admir-
able address to the Young Republican club
of Lesvenworth, said, party Is not mere
incident, but prime necessity. Co opera
ton at the ballot box is our first law. fealty
to party paramount obligation. Political
Issues joined by parties In peace are not
less distinct and important than those diVid-
ing armies In war. One Is a contest In the
forum Of reason; the other conflict In the
arena of force: and In each case, to be
national In character and extent, they must
involve the policies, the dogmas and the
fundamental doctrines Of the government
itself to justify existence.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

With all its vogsries the Topeka Demo
czst is the only organ Of that faith in the
state, or elsewhere as for that, that has
the manliness to confess that 1t Is the spoils
of office that inspires 1t to party fealty.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

Since the PRONUNCIATION of The presidents
thanksgiving proclamation, and apropos of
the interesting occasion to result therefrom
1t Is suggested that Rev. DR.. Parker, Of
London, who Is now touring the country
lecturing, change his subject from Jobs
Comforters" to Jobs Turkey" for the
dino being
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

Springfield, Mass, Is pretty important
city, but 1t hasn't yet thought Of having a
Young Mems Christian association build
Ing. while cities In the woody west like
wichita are erecting splendid buildings.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

BARLEY Campbell, the great play writer
Who has been In an insane asylum for some
thing Ike two years, 1t Is thought Will be
40 far recovered as TO be able to return to
his family.before Christmas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

The death of Hon, E. 3. Washburne
and the unwilling Of the statue Of Abraham
Lincoln, beth occurring In the city Of
Chicago on the same day, form a coinci-
dence such as never has occurred In this
country before. Two of the most consp!c,
uous figures known TO American history
both universally honored for the invaluable
service they rendered their country and
kind; the one passing of the stage Of
human action as a mute representation Of
the other, who had proceeded him twenty
two years, was discovered to the public
view.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

The postoffice order, prohibiting the use
of envelopes for third class mail matter
Nth business cards printed upon them,
h. boon rescinded
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

The inter state commerce act is heio &c
rountable for an increase Of seventy i've
cents ton in the price of coal In Chicago.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

The editor of the EAGLE Acknowledges
receipt Of an invitation from the msn-
ager of the National Exposition al Kansas
City to attend the exposition On the first OF
November, which is denominsted press
day" being set spart especially for the
entertainment of the press people. The
invitation very gracefully and appropri-
ately acknowledges the invaluable assist
ance of the press In making the undertak-
ing the success It has already sttained,
Manager Ryckman informs US that in
addition to the exhibits of our OWL country
In agricultural, horticultural and mineral
ogical products and mechanical devices
the countries of Mexico, Guatemala. Ven
fuels and Columbia have seat the hes
specimens of their products thst can b
utilized In the commerce of this country
which contribute largely TO the genera
interest of the exposition.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

Miss Susan B. Anthony's present can
paigring visit to Kansas has revived inter
est among her personal friends and sympa
thisers With the csuse she represents In lei
book. History Of Womans outrage,
Il "a sisted that becoming dissatisfied with
the progress made by the publishers sn'
has nurcbssed back her right In the work,
and will becone her own publisher /
VIII be remembered that two volumes O.
Miss Anthony's work are already puoisheo
and she expects to have the third 7oiun'
ready before months time Ins Toilln'
VIII contain the steel portrait OF twenty
three women who hsve associated them
selves with the question Of woman SUI
frsse. the lsst Of whom Is George sand
Miss Anthony viii hereafter publish he
b,ok from her home g. Rochester, n.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

Wichita Is aiming to establish a packing
house, with capacity of 1900 hogs per
day. At that rate Wichita would soon be
depopulated Topeka Journal.
Your estimate of our source OF supply
based upon the makeup Of your own com
munity explains why Topeka does not
want pork packing establishment. The
explanation Is not new to US, but Is accept
ed Just the same.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

Some of the members Of the Garfield
Post, G. A. r., are very much annoyed at
q report put In circulation by some schem-
ing, unprincipled person to the effect that
the post had determined to support Ger
tain candidate or candidates for county
offices at the ensuing election, and they
request the EAGLE to state once more that
there Is not a scintills Of truth In the re-
port; that the G. A. R. Is non-political
organization and as such does not cham
pion the cause of any aspirant for office,
no difference what his politics. 1t seems
to us that enough has been said and done
on this point, In the very recent PAST to
dissbuse the mind Of the most obtuse or
the point and any one who may attempt
to make the G. A. r. political machine
| is either knave or fool, and will be sc
understood by the intelligent public.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27
THE NEW ORLEANS OF THE IVES

Since the EAGLE called attention to the
possibilities of southwestern Kansas In the
production of sugar from the sorghum
cane there seems to be an interest In the
subject throughout the country. Already
Is Kansas City and other ambitious towns
moving to secure the benefits which Will
accrue to the city that shall be the distIibut
ing point for the products Of this new In
dustrv. There seems to be no doubt that
southwestern Kansas Is better adapted to
the raising of this cane than any other
section of the country. Inc
territory Of which Wichita Is
the center undoubtedly raise;
a superior quality Of sorghum. Not only
Is this fact known to our people, but We
were Yesterday shown private letter from
a government official In which he predicts
that In the near future Wichita will be the
New Orleans of the west.
A good many writer's who are now en-
gagged In enlightening the public on this
important subject, judging from their eftus
ions have never seen stalk OF sorghum
ss thew seem to be determined to have great
factories at some center where the cane IL
to all be shipped to mills and be made Into
sugar. The EAGLE pointed out tf
IT'S readers some several week;
ago that the hauling of cant
long distances Is thing not to be thought
Of, The sugar mills must OF necessity b'
erected IN the country In the midst OF The
sorcbum fields. These mills will be erect
ed IN the country and smaller villages.
AS for great central refinery, Wichit'
will take care of that when the time comes
Her position in the best cane producing
district Is such that she has no fears OF los
Ing the golden harvest to be gathered from
this new industry.
The proposition of an editoria
scrYbbler In the Kansas Cit!
Times that Ksnsss City should furnish
the csnital to cree. these mills all over Kan
sss and by that means turn the product t
. erest central refinery at Kansas City I
worthy the enterprise of that paper and
oo,nuendable 70 say the least, but II Is no
practicable. 1t Is fair illustration OF an u
dividual biting off more than he can chew.
Kansas City, however. is hsbie TO have som
snere csnitsi as Wichita expects In the nea
fpt1rre 10 relieve her of the responsibility O
hacking all the NEST producs OF the gfes
Southwest.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-27

A Hypocritical Howl Which VIII Eau
to Count.